The Pascagoula democrat-star. (Pascagoula, Miss.) 1878-1920, 1887-09-09

or winter hat.
All the shipyards of Scranton
aud Moss Point have all the work
they cau do. A straw indicates the
direction from which the wind
blows.
chancellor S. Evans gave us a
pleasant call Monday evening. He
is an agreeable aud entertaining
gentleman. We expect him to 10.
cate permanently in Scranton after
awhile.
Mr.. VIM. Fl. Mcintosh, of Mo-
bile, was here Monday attending
Chancery Court ARE enough. He
had legal business and attended to
it promptly. He returned home via
Moss Point.
Saturday night was made hid
eouS with the bowls and curses OF
drunken men. Where was Marshal
Mansfield! The patience of the
Order-loving citizens of Scranton
will ere long cease to DC a virtue.
Two OF Scrant0u's citizens,
Miss Lou Roberts and MI. Thomas
f. Pankey, after several months
stay in New Orleans, returned here
last Sunday. We welcome them
back. After all "Thele is no place
like home.
Don't forget the lecture of Maj.
w. T., Walthull at Academy Hall,
Moss Point, Tuesday aud Friday
nights. Subject, The "HiStory and
Romance OF the SeacOdst.' Pro
ceeds for the benefit of the SemmeS
Monument. Admission % cents.
Among the visiting lawyers
attending Chancery Court we have
met Col. Il. Seal, Gen. Thomas S.
Ford, Col. Ben Laue Posey, W. &.
Evans, Jr., Judge w. G.. Hender,
sou. They all seem to have some
business in Court.
Drink keystone Rye Whlskcy,
Il pure, unauthorized whiskcy, free
headaches. Only $3.50 per
gallon. Also Freeport Rye, four
years old, the best So whlskey in
the United States. Sold only by
Craft Il Co., 70 aud n .0auphin
Mobile, Ala, sole agents.
The Mayor aud Alderman mel
Saturday and elected the fol
owing persons trustees of The white
school MeSsrs. g. S. Mpri-
wether, j. W. Cauty and VIM.
They also elected, the fol
for the cOl0red school: j. b.
CheStang, d.. Sheffield, Charles NJ.
Mr.. II. S. ROurke has rented
he Carey store, opposite the DEM
)CRAT STAR Office from Mrs. NJ. ". !
B. Carey and will Opemit next week !
with a full line of goods suitable for
his market. Mr.. Rourke is an ex- {
)erieuced merchant and we besppak ;
hIm ii liberal share of the trade !
Vt this town.
Mr.. Silas Tam, of Moss Point, !.
eft last Saturday for a visit to his .
State, Indiana. He carried
With bin u number of specimens of
he products of our coast soil to y
how to his old friends who are {
linking of emigrating southwark, =.
nd thinks he will get some of them
o settle is Jackson county. y
We are glad to hear that the ,
rouble between the knights Of Id r
,Or and the canning factories of !,
Biloxi has been amicably settled. :,
The factories will resume operations ;.
t once, aud the large number of !,
nen, women and children who have :.
'een idle in consequence of the late :,
rouble, go to work again. :,
DIR. Il. L. Howe, Superintend. \
ntOf Education of this county, held n
n examination IN the Courthouse =
saturday for those who expect to ~
in the public schools of this
ounty this fall. About twenty ~
EO applicants we're examined, but q
e do not know whether certificates L
ave been issued to any of them as v
ct. y
On Monday, October 3, 1887, a
Garden Party will be given a
t the Hebrard Place, now occupied :
y Sir. NJ. Matlack, for the benefit ].
St. Marks Episcopal Mission. 4
cranIon, Miss. Music aud refresh a
Ients throughout the evening. e.
Omission 10 cents, children 8 -
snts. All are cordially invited to :,
anticipate. s